Millennial Blog Posts For Twenty Somethings Feeling Lost

Millennial Blog Posts For Twenty Somethings Feeling Lost by rachel ritlop of the confused millennial

If you caught this post on “2017 Plans” last month, then you know I stopped doing monthly “goal” posts just about as quickly as I started. The perfectionist in me came out in full force trying to reach the goals I had made oh so public. While I do think it's important to set goals, and my blog is definitely a nice revenue stream for me, watching it grow and flying by the seat of my pants a little has been what keeps it fun!

Here is a quick look back on January 2017 from a personal standpoint:

– This month took a serious emotional toll on me. Between politics and people, it feels like the month of ego's run rampant and negativity everywhere I turn. This month consisted of a lot of beach time, binge watching, Mexican food, pizza, and tea —> basically my self-care mega-load.

– This year my word is “organized” — Oprah said she used to have a guiding word each year, but she found that whatever she themed her year as she got a bunch of stuff that tested the ish out of it… Which basically feels like what's happening in my life. Due to the emotional rollercoaster, my organizational skills have gotten all flipped upside down. If you are struggling and feel like you keep hitting set back after set back, just know you are not alone.

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Which leads me to something new I am trying at the start of each month: a quick themed round-up of past posts on TCM!

This months post are to help you go from feeling totally lost and overwhelmed to just simply confused — haha see what I did there? Confused millennial and all that jazz ?.

5 Signs It's Time To Take A Step Back

Coping With Anxiety In Real Life

3 Ways Simplifying Your Life Can Boost Happiness

How To Write Your Life's Mission Statement

3 Secrets To Believing In Yourself

How Millennials Can Figure Out What To Do With Their Lives

3 Areas To Focus On When Feeling Lost As A Millennial

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Top 10 New Posts From January:

*These are the top 10 from what was posted in January only, not top 10 overall.

5 Cleaning Hacks For Other Confused Millennials

3 Areas To Focus On When Feeling Lost As A Millennial

The Confused Millennial's Guide to Wedding Details

5 Conversations To Have Before Getting Engaged

How To Create An At Home Photography Studio On A Budget

3 Ways Simplifying Your Life Can Boost Happiness

2016 Recap & 2017 Plans

Loving Lately & Bachelor Week 4 Recap

Ask Rachel: How To Overcome The “First Post Jitters” As A New Blogger

Loving Lately & Bachelor Week 1 Recap

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January Posts for Forbes:

3 Benefits Companies Can Provide To Boost Work-Life Balance

Can Re-Framing Resilience Improve Work-Life Balance?

Why Companies Should Encourage Millennials To Take Bleisure Trips

Millennial Parents, 5 Tips To Successfully Work Part-Time Remotely

3 Millennial Myths Debunked By A Gen X'er

 


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56 thoughts on “Millennial Blog Posts For Twenty Somethings Feeling Lost”

  1. By now, most people have let the ‘restart’ part of January fly by 😛 and I always keep my goals to myself ha! Then no one will know.

  2. I totally agree on seeing so much negativity this month! I just result to reading to get away from it 🙂

  3. My boyfriend could really use these right now. He’s feeling really lost in his path, and I think it’s extra hard for him because I seem to know what I want to be mine.

    1. Yeah, I know what thats like… Hope he finds some clarity soon! I find that a lot of men are really struggling with finding their path recently… I know my husband feels like he is. It’s tough

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